tinyusb.git/examples/host, branch claude/adoring-pasteur-kbaFa

bare_api: cast config-descriptor buffer via uintptr_t instead of suppressing V641

2026-06-12T09:15:43Z

temp_buf is a uint16_t[128] reused to hold the GET_DESCRIPTOR(Configuration) wire-format blob; casting it to tusb_desc_configuration_t* to read the 9-byte header tripped PVS V641 (buffer size not a multiple of the element size). Route the cast through uintptr_t so the (correct) header read no longer trips the size-ratio heuristic, dropping the inline //-V641 suppression. Verified: pico examples rebuild; single-TU PVS re-run on bare_api/main.c is clean (no V641, no MISRA pointer/integer-cast finding).

clean up PVS-Studio static-analysis findings for raspberry_pi_pico

2026-06-11T23:34:30Z

Resolves all TinyUSB-owned alerts reported by the CI PVS-Studio job (static_analysis.yml, run with --security-related-issues) on the raspberry_pi_pico board: 0 remaining in src/ and examples/. Genuine fixes: - ncm_device: validate wNdpIndex against sizeof(nth16_t), not the pointer size sizeof(nth16) (4 bytes) — the latter under-checks the NTB header (V568). - tusb: drop the redundant `ff_buf != NULL && ff_bufsize > 0` guard in tu_edpt_stream_init(); the early return already guarantees it (V560). - midi_host: bounds-check idx in tuh_midi_itf_get_info() instead of the always-true `&_midi_host[idx]` pointer (V560). - examples: fully initialize resolutions_per_format / frame_num / interval_ms arrays instead of leaving trailing elements implicitly zero (V1009). False positives suppressed at the cause: - usbd/usbh: hide the weak dcd_deinit()/hcd_deinit() stubs from the analyzer with #ifndef PVS_STUDIO. PVS analyzes one TU at a time and binds the call to the always-false weak stub (it cannot model the linker selecting the port's strong definition), then reports the cleanup loop after TU_ASSERT(...deinit()) as unreachable (V779). False positives suppressed locally (inline //-V or .pvsconfig): - .pvsconfig: V501 (HID descriptor macros), V763 (rhport override), V785 (audio function-index switch), V1044 (hardware poll loops). - inline //-V for config-dependent or intentional constructs: V512, V514-style contiguous clears, V547, V557, V560, V614, V619, V641, V1008, V1037, V1048, V1086. Verified: all examples build for raspberry_pi_pico; ceedling test:all passes (60/60); re-run of the CI-exact PVS invocation reports zero TinyUSB-owned findings.

Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into stm32c5

2026-06-11T10:20:15Z

# Conflicts: # README.rst

midi2_host: silence IAR Pe550 for midi2_idx

2026-05-29T17:46:16Z

The variable is set in mount/umount callbacks but not read elsewhere in the example (rx_cb already receives idx as a parameter). IAR treats Pe550 as an error under --warnings_are_errors. Tag it TU_ATTR_UNUSED so the example still shows the pattern of tracking the device index without erroring on unused-set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7

midi2_host: drop unreachable return 0 for IAR Pe111

2026-05-29T17:42:14Z

Same fix as midi2_device — IAR rejects the unreachable statement after the while(1) superloop. Let int main fall off the end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7

ci: fix IAR Pe111 and stm32h7s3 flash overflow

2026-05-29T17:11:19Z

- examples/device/midi2_device/src/main.c: drop the unreachable `return 0;` after the `while(1)` superloop. IAR with --warnings_are_errors rejects Pe111 (statement is unreachable); C99 lets `int main` fall off the end, matching midi_test. - examples/host/msc_file_explorer_freertos/skip.txt: skip stm32h7s3nucleo. The board has only 64 KB on-chip FLASH and the FreeRTOS + FatFS host MSC explorer now overflows by ~248 bytes after the async control queue refactor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7

Merge branch 'master' into usbh-add-control-queue

2026-05-29T16:55:25Z

remove sync() in tinyusb callback since it cause issue with RTOS when usbh task is blocking

2026-05-28T11:20:22Z

Fix typo in CDC stack size constant here too

2026-05-26T15:25:10Z

Merge remote-tracking branch 'tinyusb/master' into stm32c5

2026-05-24T16:46:26Z

Signed-off-by: HiFiPhile